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Just entered week 6 of pregnancy but no morning sickness. is this cause for concern? websites say that by week 6 one should have morning sickness as a sign of a healthy pregnancy.
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No concern: Not having morning sickness is not a cause for concern. You may wish to ask your doctor to monitor you HCG level, if you have any concern. Wish you good health and a healthy baby!
Answered 4/11/2020
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